Last year the Grinch stole North Carolina Christmas Trees.  That Grinch was Hurricane Helene. Trees survived but the roads did not. 🎄

This year Village at Robinson Farm has a bumper crop of Christmas Trees from West Jefferson, North Carolina.  That is in Ashe County, did you know?

• Ashe County grows more Christmas Trees than any County in the United States except Clackamas, Oregon?
• North Carolina provides 20% of all Christmas Trees in the US.  That’s about 4 million Christmas Trees, most grown on small family farms.
• Elves deliver North Carolina Christmas Trees to All 50 States, plus Jamaica.  One Love Brothers and Sisters!
• It Takes 10 years for a Christmas Tree to get to a height of 6-7 feet.
• Premiere Fraser Firs are native to the North Carolina Appalachian Mountains.
• Lush full and firm needles North Carolina Fraser Firs the Best Christmas Trees!
• North Carolina Trees don’t just bring the Christmas Spirit.  Christmas Tree Farms employ 7,000+, make up 40,000 acres of farmland
• North Carolina Farmers donate 300,000+ Christmas Trees to Military Families.

Sources:

https://christmastrees.ces.ncsu.edu/

https://ncchristmastrees.com/